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Use timer? var Enemy = function() { // object init and other stuff // start firing game.time.events.add(500, this.fire, this); } Enemy.prototoype.fire = function() { // firing code game.time.events.add(500, this.fire, this); }

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I am trying to make an android build via cocoon.io using Canvas+ The game imports json tilemap data generated by Tiled. The game works fine in the browser, it evenr works when I use cocoon.io's webview instead of canvas+ (very slow though, like 1 FPS). I understand that this is probably a cocoon.io issue, but maybe someone else had this problem? Any idea what might be wrong?

Oh got it. block.y gave me local (group) coordinates, I needed to use global ones.

Hey guys. I am moving a group of sprites down using a tween. They move w/o any problem. But their y coordinates don't change after the tween is complete. let moveToY = "+" + String(300); game.add.tween(blocks).to({y: moveToY}, 500, 'Linear', true); After the tween their y coordinates stay the same. I am checking after the tween is complete of course. What am I doing wrong?